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Hi,
In Excel 2000, I'm converting a company's part number to our part number. Company part number with band 440HS030NF2107-3B 440HS030NF2107-3K our part number with band 27140S201440655 Company part number-no band 440HS030NF2107-3 our part number-no band 27140S201410655 The B in the company part number indicates a band. If, instead of B, the company part number shows K, this also indicates a band. In both of these cases our part number should have a 4 in the 11th position. If there is no B or K, that indicates no band and there should be a 1 in the 11th position. I'm using the following formula to determine if there is a b or k in the part number. I returns #value. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong. Thanks, Dan |